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Andrew Gough

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Andrew Gough
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Gough at the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem, 21 January 2018
Born31 August 1959 (age 58)
Chicago, Illinois
🏫 EducationNorthern Illinois University
💼 Occupation
Television personality, historical researcher
🌐 Websitehttp://www.andrewgough.com

Andrew Gough (born 31 August 1959) is a television presenter and historical researcher. [1]

He currently lives in London, England.

Television Documentaries

In recent years Gough has appeared as a subject-area expert on numerous television documentaries, including:

  • What on Earth?[2][3]
  • Forbidden History[4]
  • Mysteries of the Abandoned
  • Mysteries of the Missing[5][6]
  • Inside Secret Societies[7]
  • NASA’s Unexplained Files[8]
  • World War Weird[9]
  • Ancient Top 10[10]
  • Ancient Black Ops[11]
  • Ancient Assassins
  • The Truth Behind King Arthur[12]
  • Inquisition[13]
  • Nazi Temple of Doom[14]
  • Mysteries of Humanity

The channels he contributes to include The History Channel, H2, Discovery Channel, Discovery Science Channel, National Geographic Channel, American History Channel, UK Channel 5, UK Yesterday Channel, and Russia’s REN channel.

Gough also starred in two motion pictures directed by Philip Gardiner: The Stone and Paranormal Haunting.[15]

Research

The Sacred Honeybee

Gough is known for his pioneering research into the veneration of the honeybee. Cite error: Closing </ref> missing for <ref> tag which he calls ‘The Hidden Hive of History’. Gough claims his interest in the honeybee developed when he studied with a Catalan Kabbalist who introduced him to the honeybee’s symbolism.[16]

Other Media Roles

Radio

Andrew Gough at La Coupole, filming Inside Secret Societies

Gough has appeared on Coast to Coast AM and other popular radio talk shows.[17]

The Heretic Magazine

Andrew Gough in 2013 at the ruins of Pessinus in Turkey, pointing to the altar where the incarnation of the goddess, Cybele (a meteorite that was later acquired and moved to Rome), was worshipped.

Gough is Editor of The Heretic Magazine. [18] Previously, Gough served as Editor of Mindscape magazine.[19]

Notes

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